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MAGISTRATES’ COURTS.
Mount Yotiuh—SfiL List.,—Third Fridays—
Jas. II. Koaves, J. P.
Mossy Creek... 126 Hist.,...Third Saturday...
AVitliinu Furgersou, N . I’., J. M. Dorsey, J. P
Nacooehec...427 List.,...First Saturday...
James McClure, N. P. J. It. Lumsdou, J. P
Shoal Creek...S02 Dint.,...Fourth Saturday-
11. C. Hunt, N P., J. \V. Blackwell, J. P.
Blue Creek...721 Dist.,...Second Saturday...
A. H. Henderson, N. 1’., J. II. Freeman, J. P.
Teseuteo...553 Dist.,...Fourth Saturday...E.
M. Castleberry, N. P. Augustus Allison, J. P.
Town Creek....835 Hist.,...Third Saturday...
AV. li. Hawkins, N. P., J. E. M-Afoo. I P.
THE MAILS.
Cleveland to Gainsville, Daily, except Sun¬
day. Elaireville, Daily, Sun¬
Cleveland to except
day. Tri-weekly
Cleveland to Dahlonega,
Cleveland to llaysville Tri-weekly.
Cleveland tol5elti»n once a week.
Cleveland to Tesnatee. once a week.
EDAVAIiD L. STEPHENS, P. M.
AV. K. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Cleveland, Georgia.
Jan. 19th 18S1.
J. KLAISEY,
\ TTORNEY AT LAAV. Cleveland Ga.
-\ Office, Basement Masonic Hall.
Ian. 10th 1881. wl’y.ly.
I. G. .BOYD,
A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAAV
L\- Dahlonega Georgia.
AVill paetice in tho Superior Courts of
Vhite, Hall, Dawson, Habersham Lumpkin,
nd tho Supreme Court of the State,
Jan. lOtb 18S1. wkl’y ly.
RANK L HARALSON.
A TTORNEY AT LAAV,
;aL Atlanta Georgia.
Will practice in all the Counties ombracing
,A r estern an.i Blue Ridge Circuits. Also
lo Federal Supremo Couris of the State.
All business entrusted to my care wi 1 re
i 'e prompt attention.
Janl.Olth 188 wl’y. Iy.
PENSIONS.
All Soldiers disabled by sickness or injurie;
while in the army, are entitled to l’ensionss
also, the heirs of those Soldiers who died from
consequences of service. Send stamps for
lull instructions in Pensions and all kinds of
Soldiers claims.
c. M. SITES &' CO-,
Pension and Bounty AVAStIINGTON„D. Attorneys,
P. 0. Box 21, C.
I) I? I \ r 111 |H|' ORGANS 18 useful stops,
n fCj sets reeds only $65. Pi
•iJir-S'&jftff S&jSA. aiios $126 up. _£3T* Illus.
Catalog. Fums. Addess BEATTY, Washiug
ton, N. J.
XiOcsd Itexias.
Mure rain.
Growing weather.
The dog is dead.
Cherry pies are all the go now,
Who wouldn't take the sun-grins?
Ch .rley Church has the mumps.
A dull time for horse swapping.
Winter oats are ready to bo cut.
Green beans will soon bo plentiful.
Some wheat is being cut in this coun¬
ty.
What a nice time to transplant pota¬
to slips!
Mumps continues to rage in and
around Cleveland.
‘ Inside the room is the best place
to hear it—the music I meau.’’
Cherries are gotting ripe—and so is
‘Young America."
Some deaths among children during
the past week.
“O, please Miss N—
“Remember if it isn’t right
I’m talking in my sleep.”
Allum and Iron Mass for sale by
Oakes & Hendersou.
Keep yonr fences up as long as stock
arc allowed to run at large.
Our Sheriff has bad his hands full of
business this week.
Last Tuesday was tho dullest sale day
we have seen for many sale days.
If you think wo have not got a good
Sheriff you are mistaken.
I>r. J. T. Lattner gave ua pleasant
call last Thursday evening. Call again,
doctor.
Our Devil is eleven years old to-day,
and is buoyant with expectations of a
birthday present.
If you have corns or warts, 2905 will
take them off, and no mistake. A trial
will prove our assertion.
Miss Emma Baker of Pleasant, Re¬
treat was in town this week. AV’kere
was Frank B. ?
Mr, II. A. Jarrardhas gone to Gaines¬
ville this week. Some new goods we
guess.
We are glad to see Mr. Mark Bell on
our streets again. Mark had a tough
time.
We call tho attention of our readers
to an article on “Education," to bo
found in another Column.
We propose to sell a bran now Ault
man & Taylor Thresher for $200 dol
lars, with, freight added.
Somebody says ho “hugged’’ her: but
she declares his arcus are too short to
do that thing and hold to thy swing at
the same time,
Don’t forget to go out to Sunday
schcol next Sundy. We have a goodly
number attending, aud would like to
have more.
Mr. Fred- Hamilton who has ovaded
arrest for some time, was brought to this
place Tuesday evening last, and placed
iu the “lock-up.”
If you do not cure your corns aud
take of your worts it is your own
fault 2905 will do the work aud with-,
out giving paiu,
Tbe amiable daughter of our depart¬
ed friend, aud formor pastor of the M.
E. Church, Ilev. L. Q. Aliau, passed
through town this week.
Mr. George VV. Siaytou of this county
was in town this week. George does
not , look , as though ho had been taking .
"Anti fat.” He only weighs 285 lbs
Mrs W. U, Be') has served the “big¬
gest” mess of now beans that we have
hoard of this season.
w Mr. J. . E, t l) Pardae, ot isacoochco, was
'll our “burg last Wednesday. Mr.
is one of White county's best, and
most enterprising citizen*.
Strawberries, * Raspberries, 1 ’ Whortte
berries, CliOi iics, . and Dewboiries aro
now ripe, and people are fareing sump
tuously, iu the berry line.
I hat noted lioise,, out Joan, . , be
long'mg to Rev, AV. Bell, fell down on
Frank Bell one day this week bruising
bis legs right badlv. * Frank has been
two sticks. . ,
going on
Mr. Lewis Gailstrapa new house, on
the East side of public squaro is now
completo, and we suppose Messrs.
Gailstrap fc Pitchford will soon move
their stock and dwell in tho new man*
sion.
The latest news, just received from
Flowery Branch, reports that no rain
had fallon there for a loug ti.no, until
Wednesday night, and that everything
was dieing there, except love.
Thanks to Mrs. Robert Hood for a
nice dish of honey May she live long
to enjoy the sweet fruits of tbe indue
tries boo, and may tho remainder of
her days be unminglod with the bitters
of life.
MARRIED: On Monday morniug,
Gth inst., by Rev. J. J. Kifusoy, Mr.
Thomas A. Alexander and Miss India
Tate, all of White connty, Ga. May
all their troubles bo little and precious
onos,
Charley Cooley, (col-) who bad left
these parts a short tlmo ago for tho pur¬
pose of evading arrest and punishment
for crime, was jailed it, Gaineeville a few
days ago for the o u'istv attempt of rape.
Charley pretends to bo crazy, but no
one believes it.
Tho Sabbath School at tbe Baptist
Church in Cleveland is in a prosperous
condition; but nothing less could bo ex¬
pected, with Rev. J. J. Kirnsey at its
head.
We havo two Sabbath schools in our
town, which loaves no excuse for
any one to be absent, so far as denomi¬
national preferences are concerned, for
oar town is principally composed of
Baptists and Methodists.
A short trip into tho country this
week. On tho routs we saw a number
of beautiful wheat fields—the beads
were well filled, promising an excellent
harvest. Special attention was given to
Mrs. E. J. Deyton’s wheat, corn, and
cotton, all of which is in good condi
tion, and has every appearaueo of a
bountiful crop. The work on tbe farm
lias principally been done by two little
boys of ten and twelve years of age,
Miss Dolenab, the (laughter of Mrs.
Deyton, has been confined to her room
for several months, and is still very
feeble- It would be a source of great
joy to the family and friends to note a
chaDgo for her recovery.
Sweet Temper.
No trait of character is more valuable
jn a female than the possession of a
! sweet temper. Home can never bo
' made happy without it. It is like tbe
Bowers that spring up in our pathway,
reviving and cheering us. Let a man
go home at night, wearied and worn
out by the toils of the day aud how
soothiDg is a word dictated by a good
disposition. It is tho sunshine falling
upon hi3 heart. IIo is happy, and the
cares of life are forgotten, A sweet
temper has a soothing influence over
tho minds of a whole family. Where
it is foUDli in a wife and mother you I
obsorvo kindness aud love predominate
over tbe bad feelings of a natural heart.
Smite', kind words and looks charac¬
terize the children, and peaco and love
have their dwelling there. Study then,
to acquire and retain a sweet temper.
It is more valuable than gold; it capti¬
vates more than beauty, aud to tho
close of life it retains all its freshness
and power.
Cast Iron Fellows.
Men Men of 1 flnd'*ratice 61 *• a have J • linalrhv Health} kid Kid
neys and liver. No aches If. the back j
tio piles or constipation. the cure * ft r i
,hMO these diQ«or.n« diseases iu is Kidney-Wort. K-i,tnw._\V«rr T'hi. This
great remedy keeps up the tone of tbo
whole body by enabling tbe liver bow¬
els and kidneys to perforin tbeir lunc- !
tious perfectly. Both tbo liquid and
dry are sold by druggist .—Pioneer .
Press. I
For the Advertiser.
EDUCATION.
There is a lack of education in all
other countries as well as in that of ours
.... l his is . important thing—mill¬ .. ,
ore very
cation. No doubt we have all expo.
rienced that of all the liles-ings it has
pUa-ed Providence to allow us to culti- I
vale, there is not one which oroathes j
aspect, a * >ur ? r /««««*•*. than Education. It A is ll * avi com "'"" r j j
a ■
pauieu which no misfortune can do
press, no clime destroy, no enemy alien
despotism enslave; at home a
triend, abroad an introduction, in -oli
tude a solace, in society an ornament;
jtebabteas vice, guides virtue, and gives 1
at once a graco and government to gen
ins. It bears us from the bottom of
' :u ^ er U) ve D'
life. It guides the way to success—i;
marks oat points of distinction—it
“blazes” the road to true happiness.
Nothing under the shining sun is more
illuminating, more sparkling, more con
veniout to the supply of man’s wants,
more calculated to lift him up above
the trash aud nothingness of life,—no¬
thing too grand to grasp, than that of
a well cultivated miud. It enlightens,
it improves, it advances, it grows, u
prepares us for tbs “tug’’ of life, to bat¬
tle against tho enemy, to tight for victo¬
ry, and to be shielded from the unnum¬
bered hell-hound goss ppets
Parents should be very careful to give
their children a good education. Rob
bing them of an education you rob them
of a fortune, you rob thorn of pleasures
they might enjoy, you rob them of the
greatest gift that could be giveu them.
What is our country without Educa¬
tional advantages ? A dark, desolate,
and droary cavern, without wealth, or>
nanaent or order. But light it up with
the torch of kuowlodgo and how great
is thechange? The seasouachange, tho
very earth itself is moved, ocoan rolls in
its magnificence, tho silent are confini
ded, prisou doors arts Hung open, and
the grand spectacle of Datum rises that up
before us. It imparts powers are
beyoud comprehension, it gives to us
that which cannot be taken away, it
makes life a pleasure whereas it might
be a life of discontentment.
As long as the bright silvery waves
Bow down the Chattahoochee—as long
as Mt. Yonah stands eo biautifully with
nature’s formation, so loug will educas
lion be the very root and ground work
of our liberty—Loo vigilant to be de¬
ceived by calms, and too vigorous to bo
shakeu by whirlwinds ! T. M. B.
■ .... .........."H I — T- M-iH —
UBG-AXi,
WHITE SHERIFF S SALE
YX7ILL bo sold before tho Court House door
VV iii tho Town of Cleveland AViiite county
Georgia, on tho first Tuesday in July next,
within the legal hours of sale tho following
property to wit:
Lots of land Nos. GO and 92, in the -'ird Dist.
of originally Habersham now AVhite county,
each lot containing 260 acres mure or less, also
throe-fourths of lot of land No. 80 in the 3rd
district ot said county containing 189 acres
more or less—Rvied on as the property of tho
Estate of F. 11. Bradly deceased, and to satis¬
fy a mortgage ti fa issued trom the Superior ofj
Court of White conuty Georgia, i:i favor
Caroline M. Gordon vs AY. K. William.* as
Adniinistrat r on tho estate ot F. It Bradley
deceased. The above described property be.
ing in the possession of AV. K. William.') as
Administrator of said F. II. Bradley deceased
Levied on to secure tho purchase money.
This May 17th 1881.
Also at tho same time and place will ho
sold parts of lota of land Numbers :JU, 10 and
20 in the 3rd district of originally Habersham
now White County, containing one hundred
and thirty-five aeres more or less; said lands
adjoining J. C. Pituer on tho South and East,
A J. AV. Cc.nley ou the North and West, aud
known as tho 1’iior L 1’itnor place, tolerably
well improved. Levied on as tho property ot
Prior L. Pitner deceased and to sasisfy two
Tax ti fas for State and County Taxes one for
the year 1870 and the other for the year 1881);
the one for 1879 against tho said Prior L.
Pitner dee’d., and tho one for 188U against
I‘. Osborn as'AduiiuUtrator of said deceased.
Said rroperty now in the possession ot tbe
widow of tho said deceased. Levy made and
returned to mo by N. Vandiver, L. C,
Notice given as required by law.
May 31st 1881.
Also at tho samo timo and place, parts of
lots of land Nos. 82 aud 83 m the 2nd district
of originally Habersham, but now White coun¬
ty, kuown as the Eby Fain place, containing
seventy-five acres, more or le s, levied ou by
Joel Potts, L. C., by virtue of a fi fa trom the
Justices Court of the 8(llst district. G. M. in
said county, in favor of Enoch I’otts plaintiff
in fi fa, for tho purchase money of said lauds,
against AY. C. Smith defendant in fi fa. .Li'd
lands tolerably well improved, with dwellings
Ac.,and now in the possession of said defend¬
ant in ti fa. A good waranty deed has been
mado to said premises by the said Enoch Potts
plaintiff in fi fa to the defendant in fila., and
tiled and recorded in the Clerks office of ihu
Superior Court of said county. June 3rd 1881.
K. M. CASTLKBEKRY Shi)'.
Ju.-.e 4th 188P 3lMs.
GEORGIA, County of White:
To the Honorable Superior Court of said
County:
r 1- PHE petition of A, K. Childs and Reuben
Nickerson of the County of Clark in said
State respectfully showeth that they are part j
owtiers of a certain tract of land in the couu
ty anil State first above writteu consisting of |
hits number twenty-three anil twenty-four !
h third district of originally ’
“ saidVateP
ow White couutj . in
i, ( ,( 1 j i^tji toother containingand aggregating j
fiye hundre j acres more or less The said lots
are owned by the following named persons as
tenauts in common, and in Ihe proposition
stated below as follows to-wit:
John P. Kenedy and his wife Kate P. j
Kenody, of tbe county or Abbeville aud Stulo
of South Carolina, own together one undivided
twentieth part (S«). Preston J. Patton of the
I county of Header-on and State of North Car
olin.i. !c,vt»> in umi Led five twentieth part
20 . Edmond L- Patton of the county of
Abhevilfi; in the : ti;-' > f South Luiolina owns
itn i.n,nvi.iu i ; .vo twentieth yurt (2-20.)
.) , ; K. ui tho vnn ' no I ate first
written. owns oue un«i tvi<U‘i twentieth
part 1-20'. K. I*. W i I Hums of the county fttui
iirst hIadvg ay * i tten, owns one undivided
j rh part v I-2U a Ynurpeti i^ners own
lo^uUH-r one u .divided ten twentieth part
It will tints bo seen that vour peti
ioners own a* tie hiill *>f this said land, and
tho other haft a ■ nvided among tho other
icuunc- in om.i.bii in the ]>n» position above
be- ior:h, Y< u.r \ - toner.' .unher show that
said above dt-'p*ibed lands are valuable for
mining purp-»s.-> cuts'a inthereon a £<*ld
mine wnich is situated upon a part and under
apart ot ^uJlut.d so that it is imp - idle to
make a div iyuu of said premises by u>eaus of
metes and bounds that will be fair and equita¬
ble. Where Iii re your petitioners pray that
tili- Honor:.'), u court sdiall order a sale of said
lauds aud tenements, aud n iil appoint three
discreet ersnnx to t-i.ii!>' »vi. sale u u. r
such regulations and upon such just and
equitable terms as the court may pie-> ribc. in
erdar to uhtai i a fu-r and equitable partiti n of
the promises. And your petitioners further
pray t at such rule aud order may he i ad and
taken for perfecting service upon the tenauis
in common who i .-in beyond r ■ li: it- of
this Stale as afore uieuti .. >1, ><i that :t;ey
may bo notified and bound bv Lie jud; aei.t
and sale in the premises and that such other
and furtuer rolw; in the prum..>s muv ho
granted yviir petition, rs as the nature of the
ease may require, and as they would he inti
tied toiu a court >t equity. And your peti¬
tioners will ever pray Ae.
BARROW & ERWIN Petitioners Jtt'y.
April 6th 1881.
Original filed iu office, April llih 1881,
J. P. Osborn, 0. 8. C.
Served K. P. Williams and J. R Dean with
a true copy ot fhowrittou application far par¬
tition, also the following notice appended to
the copy for each take noth >, wo havo tiled
in the Clerk’s office cf tbe Superior Court of
tho ceuuty of AVhite, tho original petition of
which the within is a cepy; and on tho first
Monday iu May next in said Superior Court
will apply for partition thoreuuto. This April
12th 1881.
BARROW A ERWIN Petitioners A tty's.
E. M, CASTLEBERRY, Sb -iff of AVhito
county, Ga.
A. K. Childs and
Reuben NieUcrson,
vs.
John P- Kennedy and < State of Georgia,
Lis wife Ivato P. Ken- [ Partition of lands in
nely. P r o st on .T. t AVhite Superior Court,
Patton, Edmnod L.*f U. | Muy , TermtlSSl.
Patton, Josiah R. ’
Dean, and E. P. AYill
iarns.
It appearing to tho Court that the defendants
Jchn P. Kennedy and his wife Kate P. Ken¬
nedy. and the defendant Edmond L. Patton
do reside without the limits of this Stale to
wit: in tho State of South Carolina, and tho
defendant Preston J. Patton does reside with¬
out tho limits of the State to wit: in the Si ate
of North Carolina, and it further appearing
that the defendants Josiau R. Dean and K. P.
Williams of said county and State first above
writtou have been duly served with notico of
the iutontiou to make application for partition
in this case twenty days previous to this date:
it is ordered that tho said defendants John P.
Kennedy his wife Kuto P. Kennedy, Edmond
J,. Patton and Preston J. Patton bo served
with duo and legal notico of this application
for partition by publication of tho petition
and this order once a month for four months
previous to tho next term of this court in the
Cleveland Adveutiseu, the samo being the
Newspaper in which tho legal advertising of
tho said county of White is done, and that tho
said application stand for a hearing at tho
next term ot this Court without any other o:
further notico to said defendants. May 2nd,
1881.
i> \BROW <£• ERWIN Att’ys for Petitioners.
ALEX. is. ERWIN, Judge Superior Court.
Entered on Minutes, Pago 216 and 217
. EOJIGIA, White Count;/-,
1 J. P. Osbotr. Clerk of the Superior Court
of said county, do certify that the foregoing
petition and order is a true transcript from
the record iu the Clerks ofiico. Given under
my hand and official signature. This May tho
3rd 1881.
J. P. OSBORN, Clerk S.C.
May 7th, 1881. 4ius.
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